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iw_which_ui cookie not set

Mohamed

Hello,
I would like to find out which UI the user is in (whether ccstd or ccpro). I tried to test the value of iw_which_ui cookie. But it is not set and all I am seeing is a blank value.

Any of you guys have any idea ?

Thanks & Regards,
Mohamed

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Adam Stoller

Hello,
I would like to find out which UI the user is in (whether ccstd or ccpro). I tried to test the value of iw_which_ui cookie. But it is not set and all I am seeing is a blank value.

Any of you guys have any idea ?

Thanks & Regards,
Mohamed

How are you testing the value of that cookie? Provide sufficient context so that those of us here who aren't in your environment can "see" what you're doing.

ISCBorisB

Hello,
I would like to find out which UI the user is in (whether ccstd or ccpro). I tried to test the value of iw_which_ui cookie. But it is not set and all I am seeing is a blank value.

Any of you guys have any idea ?

Thanks & Regards,
Mohamed

Although iw_which_ui cookie still exists in 6.7.X it's value is no longer set

In 6.7.X the user can toggle CCPro/CCStd from the main GUI, subject to Preferred CC Settings in the User Profile.
I'm not aware of any supported mechanisms to figure out current User's CC mode. If you can afford little hacking
you can perhaps get/analyze opener's Forms' List in the CGI Code or DCT's FormAPI

Mohamed

Hey Ghoti,
There are many ways to test that. One way is to use the /iw-bin/show_env.cgi

This will give all the cookies, some http headers and some useful information.

I am using TeamSite 6.7.2 (SP2) and if you have the same environment then you can see this in effect.

Thanks & Regards,
Mohamed

Adam Stoller

Hey Ghoti,
There are many ways to test that. One way is to use the /iw-bin/show_env.cgi

This will give all the cookies, some http headers and some useful information.

I am using TeamSite 6.7.2 (SP2) and if you have the same environment then you can see this in effect.

Thanks & Regards,
Mohamed

I understand that - but you still haven't provided the context in which you are attempting to test it. Are you doing this from a custom menu item, a cgi-callout in a template, a cgitask in a workflow, etc.? Depending on the context, different answers might apply.